Obanination: UN Shitspew

I selected the most egregious and significant lies
for exposure below the transcript. Each lie is linked to my comments
which follow the transcript. Each link has a title invoked by the
mouseover event.

Remarks by President Obama in Address to the
United Nations General Assembly

United Nations General Assembly Hall

New York City, New York

10:13 A.M. EDT

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Mr. President, Mr. Secretary General, fellow
delegates, ladies and gentlemen: We come together at a crossroads
between war and peace; between disorder and integration; between fear
and hope.

Around the globe, there are
signposts of progress. The shadow of World War that existed at
the founding of this institution has been lifted, and the prospect of
war between major powers reduced. The ranks of member states has
more than tripled, and more people live under governments they elected.
Hundreds of millions of human beings have been freed from the prison of
poverty, with the proportion of those living in extreme poverty cut in
half. And the world economy continues to strengthen after the
worst financial crisis of our lives.

Today, whether you live in
downtown Manhattan or in my grandmother’s village more than 200 miles
from Nairobi, you can hold in your hand more information than the
world’s greatest libraries. Together, we’ve learned how to cure
disease and harness the power of the wind and the sun. The very
existence of this institution is a unique achievement — the people of
the world 7, and to solve their problems together. I often tell
young people in the United States that despite the headlines, this is
the best time in human history to be born, for you are more likely than
ever before to be literate, to be healthy, to be free to pursue your
dreams.

And yet there is a pervasive
unease in our world — a sense that the very forces that have brought
us together have created new dangers and made it difficult for any
single nation to insulate itself from global forces. As we gather
here, an outbreak of Ebola overwhelms public health systems in West
Africa and threatens to move rapidly across borders. Russian
aggression in Europe recalls the days when large nations trampled small
ones in pursuit of territorial ambition. The brutality of terrorists in
Syria and Iraq forces us to look into the heart of darkness.

Fellow delegates, we come
together as united nations with a choice to make. We can renew
the international system that has enabled so much progress, or we can
allow ourselves to be pulled back by an undertow of instability.
We can reaffirm our collective responsibility to confront global
problems, or be swamped by more and more outbreaks of
instability. And for America, the choice is clear: We
choose hope over fear. We see the future not as something out of
our control, but as something we can shape for the better through
concerted and collective effort. We reject fatalism or cynicism
when it comes to human affairs. We choose to work for the world
as it should be, as our children deserve it to be.

There is much that must be done
to meet the test of this moment. But today I’d like to focus on
two defining questions at the root of so many of our challenges —
whether the nations here today will be able to renew the purpose of the
UN’s founding; and whether we will come together to reject the cancer of violent
extremism.

First, all of us — big nations
and small — must meet our responsibility to observe and enforce
international norms. We are here because others realized that we
gain more from cooperation than conquest. One hundred years ago,
a World War claimed the lives of many millions, proving that with the
terrible power of modern weaponry, the cause of empire ultimately leads
to the graveyard. It would take another World War to roll back
the forces of fascism, the notions of racial supremacy, and form this
United Nations to ensure that no nation can subjugate its neighbors and
claim their territory.

Recently, Russia’s actions in
Ukraine challenge this post-war order. Here are the facts.
After the people of Ukraine mobilized popular protests and calls for
reform, their corrupt president fled. Against the will of the
government in Kyiv, Crimea was annexed. Russia poured arms into
eastern Ukraine, fueling violent separatists and a conflict that has
killed thousands. When a civilian airliner was shot down from
areas that these proxies controlled, they refused to allow access to
the crash for days. When Ukraine started to reassert control over
its territory, Russia gave up the pretense of merely supporting the
separatists, and moved troops across the border.

This is a vision of the world in
which might makes right — a world in which one nation’s borders can be
redrawn by another, and civilized people are not allowed to recover the
remains of their loved ones because of the truth that might be
revealed. America stands for something different. We believe that
right makes might — that bigger nations should not be able to bully
smaller ones, and that people should be able to choose their own future.

And these are simple truths, but
they must be defended. America and our allies will support the people
of Ukraine as they develop their democracy and economy. We will
reinforce our NATO Allies and uphold our commitment to collective
self-defense. We will impose a cost on Russia for aggression, and
we will counter falsehoods with the truth. And we call upon
others to join us on the right side of history — for while small gains
can be won at the barrel of a gun, they will ultimately be turned back
if enough voices support the freedom of nations and peoples to make
their own decisions.

Moreover, a different path is
available — the path of diplomacy and peace, and the ideals this
institution is designed to uphold. The recent cease-fire
agreement in Ukraine offers an opening to achieve those
objectives. If Russia takes that path — a path that for
stretches of the post-Cold War period resulted in prosperity for the
Russian people — then we will lift our sanctions and welcome Russia’s
role in addressing common challenges. After all, that’s what the
United States and Russia have been able to do in past years — from
reducing our nuclear stockpiles to meeting our obligations under the
Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, to cooperating to remove and destroy
Syria’s declared chemical weapons. And that’s the kind of
cooperation we are prepared to pursue again — if Russia changes
course.

This speaks to a central
question of our global age — whether we will solve our problems
together, in a spirit of mutual interest and mutual respect, or whether
we descend into the destructive rivalries of the past. When
nations find common ground, not simply based on power, but on
principle, then we can make enormous progress. And I stand before
you today committed to investing American strength to working with all
nations to address the problems we face in the 21st century.

As we speak, America is
deploying our doctors and scientists — supported by our military — to
help contain the outbreak of Ebola and pursue new treatments. But
we need a broader effort to stop a disease that could kill hundreds of
thousands, inflict horrific suffering, destabilize economies, and move
rapidly across borders. It’s easy to see this as a distant
problem — until it is not. And that is why we will continue to
mobilize other countries to join us in making concrete commitments,
significant commitments to fight this outbreak, and enhance our system
of global health security for the long term.

America is pursuing a diplomatic
resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue, as part o4f our commitment to
stop the spread of nuclear weapons and pursue the peace and security of
a world without them. And this can only take place if Iran seizes
thishistoric
opportunity. My message to Iran’s leaders and people
has been simple and consistent: Do not let this opportunity
pass. We can reach a solution that meets your energy needs while
assuring the world that your program is peaceful.

America is and will continue to
be a Pacific power, promoting peace, stability, and the free flow of
commerce among nations. But we will insist that all nations abide
by the rules of the road, and resolve their territorial
disputes peacefully, consistent with international law.
That’s how the Asia-Pacific has grown. And that’s the only way to
protect this progress going forward.

America is committed to a
development agenda that eradicates extreme poverty by 2030. We
will do our part to help people feed themselves, power their economies,
and care for their sick. If the world acts together, we can make
sure that all of our children enjoy lives of opportunity and
dignity.

America is pursuing ambitious
reductions in our carbon emissions, and we’ve increased our investments
in clean energy. We will do our part, and help developing nations do
theirs. But the science tells us we can only succeed in combating
climate change if we are joined in this effort by every other nation,
by every major power. That’s how we can protect this planet for
our children and our grandchildren.

In other words, on issue after
issue, we cannot rely on a rule book written for a different
century. If we lift our eyes beyond our borders — if we think
globally and if we act cooperatively — we can shape the course of this
century, as our predecessors shaped the post-World War II age.
But as we look to the future, one issue risks a cycle of conflict that
could derail so much progress, and that is the cancer of violent
extremism that has ravaged so many parts of the Muslim world.

So we reject any suggestion of a
clash of civilizations. Belief in permanent religious
war is the misguided refuge of extremists who cannot build or
create anything, and therefore peddle only fanaticism and hate.
And it is no exaggeration to say that humanity’s future depends on us
uniting against those who would divide us along the fault lines of
tribe or sect, race or religion.

This group has terrorized all
who they come across in Iraq and Syria. Mothers, sisters,
daughters have been subjected to rape as a weapon of war.
Innocent children have been gunned down. Bodies have been dumped
in mass graves. Religious minorities have been starved to
death. In the most horrific crimes imaginable, innocent human
beings have been beheaded, with videos of the atrocity distributed to shock the conscience of the world.

Today, I ask the world to join
in this effort. Those who have joined ISIL should leave the
battlefield while they can. Those who continue to fight for a
hateful cause will find they are increasingly alone. For we will
not succumb to threats, and we will demonstrate that the future belongs
to those who build — not those who destroy. So that’s an
immediate challenge, the first challenge that we must meet.

It is one of the tasks of all
great religions to accommodate devout faith with a modern,
multicultural world. No children are born hating, and no children
— anywhere — should be educated to hate other people. There
should be no more tolerance of so-called clerics who call upon people
to harm innocents because they’re Jewish, or because they’re Christian,
or because they’re Muslim. It is time for a new compact among the
civilized peoples of this world to eradicate war at its most
fundamental source, and that is the corruption of young minds by
violent ideology.

That means cutting off the
funding that fuels this hate. It’s time to end the hypocrisy of
those who accumulate wealth through the global economy and then siphon
funds to those who teach children to tear it down.

That means contesting the space
that terrorists occupy, including the Internet and social media.
Their propaganda has coerced young people to travel abroad to fight
their wars, and turned students — young people full of potential —
into suicide bombers. We must offer an alternative vision.

Third, we must address the cycle
of conflict — especially sectarian conflict — that creates the
conditions that terrorists prey upon.

There is nothing new about wars
within religions. Christianity endured centuries of vicious
sectarian conflict. Today, it is violence within Muslim
communities that has become the source of so much human misery.
It is time to acknowledge the destruction wrought by proxy wars and
terror campaigns between Sunni and Shia across the Middle East.
And it is time that political, civic and religious leaders reject
sectarian strife. So let’s be clear: This is a fight that no one is winning.
A brutal civil war in Syria has already killed nearly 200,000 people,
displaced millions. Iraq has come perilously close to plunging
back into the abyss. The conflict has created a fertile
recruiting ground for terrorists who inevitably export this violence.

The good news is we also see
signs that this tide could be reversed. We have a new, inclusive government in Baghdad; a
new Iraqi Prime Minister welcomed by his neighbors; Lebanese factions
rejecting those who try to provoke war. And these steps must be
followed by a broader truce. Nowhere is this more necessary than
Syria.

You have demonstrated that when
young people have the tools to succeed — good schools, education in
math and science, an economy that nurtures creativity and
entrepreneurship — then societies will flourish. So America will
partner with those that promote that vision.

Where women are full
participants in a country’s politics or economy, societies are more
likely to succeed. And that’s why we support the participation of
women in parliaments and peace processes, schools and the economy.

And such positive change need
not come at the expense of tradition and faith. We see this in
Iraq, where a young man started a library for his peers. “We link
Iraq’s heritage to their hearts,” he said, and “give them a reason to
stay.” We see it in Tunisia, where secular and Islamist parties
worked together through a political process to produce a new
constitution. We see it in Senegal, where civil society thrives
alongside a strong democratic government. We see it in Malaysia,
where vibrant entrepreneurship is propelling a former colony into the
ranks of advanced economies. And we see it in Indonesia, where
what began as a violent transition has evolved into a genuine
democracy.

Now, ultimately, the task of
rejecting sectarianism and rejecting extremism is a generational
task — and a task for the people of the Middle East
themselves. No external power can bring about a transformation of hearts
and minds. But America will be a respectful and constructive
partner. We will neither tolerate terrorist safe havens, nor act
as an occupying power. We will take action against threats to our
security and our allies, while building an architecture of
counterterrorism cooperation. We will increase efforts to lift up
those who counter extremist ideologies and who seek to resolve
sectarian conflict. And we will expand our programs to support
entrepreneurship and civil society, education and youth — because,
ultimately, these investments are the best antidote to violence.

We recognize as well that
leadership will be necessary to address the conflict
between Palestinians and Israelis. As bleak as the landscape
appears, America will not give up on the pursuit of peace.
Understand, the situation in Iraq and Syria and Libya should cure
anybody of the illusion that the Arab-Israeli conflict is the main
source of problems in the region. For far too long, that’s been
used as an excuse to distract people from problems at home. The
violence engulfing the region today has made too many Israelis ready to
abandon the hard work of peace. And that’s something worthy of
reflection within Israel.

Because let’s be clear:
The status quo in the West Bank and Gaza is not sustainable. We
cannot afford to turn away from this effort — not when rockets are
fired at innocent Israelis, or the lives of so many Palestinian
children are taken from us in Gaza. So long as I am President, we will
stand up for the principle that Israelis, Palestinians, the region and
the world will be more just and more safe with two states living side by side,
in peace and security.

So this is what America is
prepared to do: Taking action against immediate threats, while
pursuing a world in which the need for such action is diminished.
The United States will never shy away from defending our interests, but
we will also not shy away from the promise of this institution and its
Universal Declaration of Human Rights — the notion that peace is not
merely the absence of war, but the presence of a better life.

I realize that America’s critics
will be quick to point out that at times we too have failed to live up
to our ideals; that America has plenty of problems within its own
borders. This is true. In a summer marked by instability in
the Middle East and Eastern Europe, I
know the world also took notice of the small American city of Ferguson,
Missouri — where a young man was killed, and a community was
divided. So, yes, we have our own racial and ethnic
tensions. And like every country, we continually wrestle with how
to reconcile the vast changes wrought by globalization and greater
diversity with the traditions that we hold dear.

But we welcome the scrutiny of
the world — because what you see in America is a country that has
steadily worked to address our problems, to make our union more
perfect, to bridge the divides that existed at the founding of this
nation. America is not the same as it was 100 years ago, or 50
years ago, or even a decade ago. Because we fight for our ideals,
and we are willing to criticize ourselves when we fall short.
Because we hold our leaders accountable, and insist on a free press and
independent judiciary. Because we address our differences in the
open space of democracy — with respect for the rule of law; with a
place for people of every race and every religion; and with an
unyielding belief in the ability of individual men and women to change
their communities and their circumstances and their countries for the
better.

After nearly six years as
President, I believe that this promise can help light the world.
Because I have seen a longing for positive change — for peace and for
freedom and for opportunity and for the end to bigotry — in the eyes
of young people who I’ve met around the globe.

They remind me that no matter
who you are, or where you come from, or what you look like, or what God
you pray to, or who you love, there is something
fundamental that we all share. Eleanor Roosevelt, a champion
of the UN and America’s role in it, once asked, “Where, after all, do
universal human rights begin? In small places,” she said, “close
to home — so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps
of the world. Yet they are the world of the individual person;
the neighborhood he lives in; the school or college he attends; the
factory, farm or office where he works.”

Around the world, young people
are moving forward hungry for a better world. Around the world,
in small places, they’re overcoming hatred and bigotry and
sectarianism. And they’re learning to respect each other, despite
differences.

The people of the world now look
to us, here, to be as decent, and as dignified, and as courageous as
they are trying to be in their daily lives. And at this
crossroads, I can promise you that the United States of America will
not be distracted or deterred from what must be done. We are
heirs to a proud legacy of freedom, and we’re prepared to do what is
necessary to secure that legacy for generations to come. I ask
that you join us in this common mission, for today’s children and
tomorrow’s.

Thank you very much.
(Applause.)

END

10:52 A.M. EDT

resolve their
differences peacefully

There is no possible peaceful resolution to
existential conflict. We can not compromise on death and enslavement.
Its all or nothing, them or us.

historic opportunity

Iran is run by Twelvers. They believe that, by
bringing about Armageddon, they can put a final end to the existence of
kuffar. Their objective is global conquest, they can not be deterred.

look into the heart
of darkness

The genocidal actions of ISIS compel
open minded observers to examine the damnable doctrines of Islam which
motivate those actions.

Only Allah has the right to be worshipped. There is no right to
practice Christianity.

Only Allah has the right to rule and govern. All un-Islamic
governments must be conquered.

Disbelief is an evil which must be removed from the world by
Islam or death. Disbelievers must be converted or killed.

Jihad is ordained for Muslims. They go to war or go to Hell.

Acts of terrorism performed to injure or enrage disbelievers are
imputed to the Muslim as righteous good deeds to be weighed against his
sins on Judgment Day,

associated forces

Its Islam, stupid!! By any other name, a skunk
stinks. Islam, Boko Haram, ISIL, ISIS, Al-Qaeda, HAMAS, Hizbollah &
PLO: Islam, damn it!!! The whole ball of feces is based on the
Qur’an and hadith; dependent for its perpetuation on belief in Allah,
its threat & promise.

United States is not and
never will be at war with Islam.

For too long we have elected a series of fools and
traitors. Otherwise, Congress would have declared, and we would be
waging war to eradicate islam from the face of the earth. Islam
is and has always been at war against us. Islam is perpetual war
against everything not Islamic.

Islam teaches peace

Islam’s version of peace is Dar Ul-Islam: the world
after it completes its conquest of Dar Ul-Harb. While there is
Islam, there will be no peace. Islamic scripture, tradition &
jurisprudence declare perpetual war. Get a clue.

trends that fuel
their recruitment

Its Islam, Stupid!!! Without Islam there would be no
Islamic terrorism. Terrorism does not result from poverty, repression,
suppression, oppression, occupation, ignorance, illness, idleness or
any other real or imagined grievance, it flows from belief in Allah,
his imperatives, threat and promise. Go to war or go to Hell. Fight
them until…. Get extra credit for any step taken to injure or enrage
disbelievers. Its Islam, Stupid. Eradicate it!!!

sovereign Afghan
government

Afghanistan and Iraq are populated and governed by
Muslims. Islamic law is the source of their legislation and their
constitutions prohibit any law contrary to Shari’ah. We wasted
every drop of blood, arm, leg and life; every dollar we spent because
we did not eradicate Islam.

extremist ideology

Only Allah has the right to be worshipped. Only
Allah has the right to rule and govern. Disbelievers must be converted
or killed. The blood flows from those ideas.

have no job

Their job is making Allah’s word: Islam dominate the
earth. Its Jihad. Education, employment, health and wealth have nothing
to do with it. Terrorism flows from the damnable doctrines of Islam,
not from grievances or conditions.

sectarian conflicts

The conflict between Shi’ia & Sunni is a matter
of power: who will rule and receive the plunder and Jizya. When they
kill each other, they are doing our work for us. Take bets, but stay
out of it. Islam; all Muslims are our enemies, neither friends,
partners nor allies.

ISIL degraded
and ultimately destroyed

We invaded Afghanistan &
Iraq, setting up unstable, weak Islamic regimes. Did that end
terrorism?

We killed Usama Bin Ladin and
several of his top associates, capturing others. Obamination told us
that Al-Qaeda was defeated, on the run. Did that end terroism?
Islam is the enemy, the rest is persiflage. The war will not be over
until there are no believing
Muslims left alive on the earth.

conscience of the world.

The world does not have a conscience, individuals
do. Terrorism is performed to instill terror: to weaken the will and
resolve to resist attack. The Qur’an describes terror in terms of
children turning hoary headed, nursing mothers dropping their infants,
pregnant women aborting their loads, knees buckling and hands
trembling. Those descriptions refer to Judgment Day, but
give us clues as to what is meant by 3.151, 8.12,
8.57, 8.60, 59.2 & 59.13.

No God condones this
terror.

Can you get a clue? What did Allah say about
terror? “I will cast terror”, “Allah cast terror” , “to strike
terror”,”to terrify thereby”. . Terrorism is an intrinsic sacrament of
Islam.

No grievance
justifies these actions

and killing monks & nuns is proscribed because of bad public
relations, Islamic doctrines sanctify and
mandate them. While deliberate killing of women and children is
proscribed because they are “property for Muslims”terrorism is an
intrinsic sacrament of Islam. So is genocide.

no negotiation

What are you doing with Iran? Are you negotiating
over their nuclear arms program? The Mullahs are Muslims,
motivated to obtain nukes by the damnable doctrines of Islam. What are you demanding that
Israel do with HAMAS? HAMAS is another sub set of Islam, they are
terrorists. Why in Hell should Israel negotiate with them or make any
concessions to them???

dismantle this
network of death

Dismantle Islam. Cause the Ummah to cease believing
in Allah, its threat & promise or usher them into Hell. Who has the
political will to take either course of action?

campaign of airstrikes

When ISIS forces were forming a nice neat line of
trucks several miles long, a single A10 with cannon blazing and an
Apache to pick off the survivors could have taken care of the problem,
preventing the fall of Mosul and saving thousands of lives. You played
golf and went fund raising while Iraq was burning. You did not strike
while the iron was hot.

fighting
against these terrorists on the ground

We helped Mujahideen drive Russia out of
Afghanistan. What was the outcome? Can you get a clue?

Rebel forces against the Syrian
regime are Muslims. They are not our friends. They are not our allies.
They are our enemies. Can you learn from sad experience in Libya?
Not with fecal matter where your brain should be.

alternative vision

Give them an alternative to Islam:
Christianity. Cause them to engage in doubt and introspection.
Show them evidence of the true character and works of Allah&
Moe. Induce mass apostasy.

Do unto thy neighbor

9:123. O you who believe! Fight those of the disbelievers who are
close to you, and let them
find harshness in you, and know that Allâh is with those who are
the Al-Muttaqûn (the pious – see V.2:2).

9:23. O you who believe! Take not for Auliyâ’
(supporters and helpers) your fathers and your brothers if they prefer
disbelief to Belief. And whoever of you does so, then he is one of the
Zâlimûn (wrong-doers, etc.).

9:73. O Prophet (Muhammad )! Strive hard against the disbelievers and
the hypocrites, and be harsh against them, their abode is Hell,
– and worst indeed is that destination.

ideology of ISIL
or al Qaeda or Boko Haram

Its Islam, Stupid!!! Only Allah has the right to be
worshipped. Only Allah has the right to govern. Disbelievers must be
converted or Killed.

consistently
exposed and confronted

Shrub did not expose and confront Islam, he praised
it as a “great religion of peace”. Obamination will not expose and
confront Islam, continuing to repeat the tired string of lies in this
speech to the General Assembly.

We must declare war on war

War is not an enemy, it is an evil action.
Terrorism is not an enemy, it is a tactic used by the enemy.
Declare and wage a war of extermination on Islam if you love life,
liberty and peace.

religion shouldn’t be a cause of hate, war,
or strife

Islam is, by design, a cause of hate, war, genocide
and terrorism. Its founder got his income by the tip of his spear:
through plunder and extortion. Before each ghazwat, he prayed to “the
lord of the devils” for “the good of this town and all that is in it”,
meaning the women and children to be enslaved and their property to be
plundered. If in doubt, turn to The Life of Muhammad and 8.67 to obtain complete clarity.

counter extremist
ideologies

Counter Islam’s damnable doctrines of perpetual,
genocidal, terrorist war. There is no extremism, there is only Islam as
Moe preached and practiced it for Muslims to emulate at all times, in
all places.

intolerance out of schools

Get the Qur’an & hadith out of madrassahs. Stop
the manifesting and propagation of Islam. Read the Qur’an and obtain a
clue.

3:85. And whoever seeks a religion other than
Islâm, it will never be accepted of him, and in the Hereafter he will
be one of the losers.

3:110. You [true believers in Islâmic Monotheism,
and real followers of Prophet Muhammad and his Sunnah (legal
ways, etc.)] are the best of peoples ever raised up for mankind; you
enjoin Al-Ma’rûf (i.e. Islâmic Monotheism and all that Islâm has
ordained) and forbid Al-Munkar (polytheism, disbelief and all that
Islâm has forbidden), and you believe in Allâh. And had the people of
the Scripture (Jews and Christians) believed, it would have been better
for them; among them are some who have faith, but most of them are
Al-Fâsiqûn (disobedient to Allâh – and rebellious against Allâh’s
Command).

fight that no one is
winning

When Sunni & Shi’ia kill each other, we win. The
path to peace leads thru the Islamic cemetery.

inclusive government

Great idea! Lets put the Mafia in charge of the FBI
and stack DHS with Muslim Brotherhood members. Afghanistan and
Iraq are lost causes and will continue as such while populated and
governed by Muslims.

our partners

Muslims
are neither friends, partners nor allies of disbelievers; it is
explicitly forbidden. See, for example, 3.28 & 5.51. Get a clue.

Syrian opposition

Muslims. Our enemies, not our allies. Obamination is
too stupid to learn the lesson of Libya.

broader negotiation
in the region

First, he says
there is no negotiating with terrorists. next he calls for broader
negotiation in the region. Which state in the region is not
dominated by Muslims?? Why should Israel negotiate with
terrorists?

great tradition

Its Islam, Stupid!!! It stands for conquest;
genocidal imperialism. Its traditions are in the hadith &
Sira. Read the Jihad book of any of the six canonical hadith
collections.

The braying ass said that Islam stands for human
dignity. That Goddamn lie is one of the easiest to dispatch. For
the factual evidence, turn to Sahih Bukhari.

Sahih Bukhari Volume 1, Book 8, Number 387:
Narrated Anas bin Malik:
Allah’s Apostle said, “I have been ordered
to fight the people till they say: ‘None has the right to be worshipped
but Allah.’ And if they say so, pray like our prayers, face our Qibla
and slaughter as we slaughter, then their blood and property will be
sacred to us and we will not interfere with them except legally and
their reckoning will be with Allah.” Narrated Maimun ibn Siyah
that he asked Anas bin Malik, “O Abu Hamza! What makes the life and
property of a person sacred?” He replied, “Whoever says, ‘None has the
right to be worshipped but Allah’, faces our Qibla during the prayers,
prays like us and eats our slaughtered animal, then he is a Muslim, and
has got the same rights and obligations as other Muslims have.”

Your blood and treasure are not sacred to Muslims: its open season! You
have no human rights until you become Muslim. So much for
dignity.

alternatives to terror.

Exactly how would any other battle tactic be an
improvement?? Islam is a war crime: predation upon the human race.
Islam entails attack, plunder, rape and slavery. Those are intrinsic
sacraments, not subject to reformation.

If you seek peace and security,
make Islam extinct.

rejecting extremism

Are the foundational doctrines and practices
intrinsic to Islam extreme or are they normative? What did Moe
say about terrorism? What did Allah say about it? What did Moe
do? He cast terror by assasinations and barbarian rapine.
Islam must be rejected.

transformation of
hearts and minds

Show them the true character and works of the demon
they worship and its profiteer. Cause those who retain a scintilla of
vestigial morality to apostatize and usher the recalcitrant remainder
into Hell.

best antidote to violence.

Old Harry demonstrated it on Japan decades ago to
end WWII.

conflict between
Palestinians and Israelis

The conflict is existential. Muslims can not
tolerate the existence of Jews and Israel. Islam was designed to rope
in Jews. Most of them recognized the fraud and laughed it to scorn.
That offended moe in the worst way. Allah promised permanent
conquest in 13.41. By recovering a fragment of her ancient
patrimony conquered by Umar, Israel is the ultimate blasphemy: living
proof that Allah is an impotent idol.

Israel can only obtain secure peace by exterminating
Islam.

two states living side
by side

One state: Israel, with no living Muslims within
rocket range. There is no alternative.

Ferguson

The racist demagogue can not resist dragging in a
domestic issue. Brown was shot as a result of assaulting a police
officer. The cop is not at fault. Obamination is exploiting
the issue in hopes of starting a race war.

Muslims do not attack us because of real or imagined
imperfections or actions, they attack us because we are not Muslims.
Look up the Barbary Wars and see what Sidi told Thomas Jefferson if you
doubt this.

something
fundamental that we all share

We do not
share human values with Muslims. Muslims love death more than we love
life. To them, this world is but play and pass time, the real action is
in Allah’s celestial bordello described in Surah 78.31.

6:32. And the life of this world is nothing but
play and amusement. But far better is the house in the Hereafter for
those who are Al­Muttaqûn (the pious – see V.2:2). Will you not then
understand?

He also lied about Russia and Ukraine: “Here are the facts. After the people of Ukraine mobilized popular protests and calls for reform, their corrupt president fled.”

NO. After years of covert CIA agitation against another sovereign nation’s democratically elected government, the muslim-corrupted American government cartel managed to topple it using Blackwater mercenaries, and installed a literal gang of Nazi thugs in its place. Russia has NOT invaded Ukraine, which would have only taken them a day at most to conquer, despite these provocations. Finally, Ukraine used to be a part of Russia, until their former Premier, and occulted Ukrainian nationalist Nikita Kruschev, separated it from Russia.

2. The shitspew continured thus: “America and our allies will support the people of Ukraine as they develop their democracy and economy. We will reinforce our NATO Allies and uphold our commitment to collective self-defense. We will impose a cost on Russia for aggression, and we will counter falsehoods with the truth.”

Ukraine is NOT a member of NATO, so in provoking Russia, NATO does not act in self defense: NATO is clearly the aggressor, acting to prop up the Obama-led coup d’etat subversion of another sovereign nation, and one which has historically been part of Russia.

Next up: “As we speak, America is deploying our doctors and scientists — supported by our military — to help contain the outbreak of Ebola and pursue new treatments.”

Why do his doctors need to be supported by military force of arms?! Another excuse to subvert democratically elected sovereign nations. To use his own words about Russia against him:

“This is a vision of the world in which might makes right — a world in which one nation’s borders can be redrawn by another, and civilized people are not allowed to recover the remains of their loved ones because of the truth that might be revealed.”

OK, now that I’ve covered the teeny tiny bits you missed in your laser-like focus on the real enemy, islam, I can comment on the rest of it: MAGNIFICENT!!! Incontrovertible. DONE. There is no argument against the facts of islam. Obama is a total traitorous fraud.

[…] And yet there is a pervasive unease in our world — a sense that the very forces that have brought us together have created new dangers and made it difficult for any single nation to insulate itself from global forces. As we gather here, an outbreak of Ebola overwhelms public health systems in West Africa and threatens to move rapidly across borders. Russian aggression in Europe recalls the days when large nations trampled small ones in pursuit of territorial ambition. The brutality of terrorists in Syria and Iraq forces us to look into the heart of darkness. […]

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Former HUMINT. ‘Nuf said. Are you serving in the WOT??? Send us the stories and we will post them on the blog, should you so desire. I have received several emails out of the blue inquiring as to my HUMINT experience. I cannot and will not go into the details of such former activities, for the obvious reasons. In a nutshell, I have been fighting terrorists and the ideals of said bodies of murderers since 1974. I “retired” (once in never out) in 2004. 28 of those years were in the service of my country, The United States of America. Now that I am a “civilian”, I continue the battles here in the blogosphere and letters, dispatches, emails and faxes. I have determined that the battle(s) begin here, Stateside. We, the members of the Silent Majority, can be silent no more. The Leftinistra have secured and entrenched themselves within the alleged Main Stream Media now renamed as The Lame Stream Media or as I like to call them, The LSD Press. As a friend of mine from Indiana states, “The Silent Majority must stand up and ‘Do The Right Thing’ and overcome the ‘Vocal Minority’.” It can be done. We just need to get up off our complacent rear ends and fight for that which we know in our hearts is right. If we do not, we automatically fall for and support that which we know in our hearts to be wrong. If the Silent Majority continues to be afraid, they deserve everything that comes their way. PERIOD!